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Re: Comments on YaST and admin tools



Thank you very much for your indepth reasoning Dax kelson. Perhaps
then the development team should work toward unifying all of the
system-config tools under one system (perhaps a common GUI similar to
YaST). I feel that Fedora could atleast use a control panel-like
system to compete with SUSE, even if it may not be the dominant
option. I believe a lot of people are perhaps drawn to SUSE because of
YaST and maybe branch away from it, whether its a good thing or not.

On 9/1/06, Jesse Keating <jkeating redhat com> wrote:
On Fri, 2006-09-01 at 14:37 -0600, Dax Kelson wrote:
>
> In my opinion porting YaST would be a lot of effort and for what?
> Naturally the whole YaST system has lots of SUSE specifics
> (see /sbin/conf.d) and by the time you pull those out what is left? A
> skeleton of a management framework that supports curses and QT. Would
> that effort be better spent on an integrated modular multi-interface
> system that followed the Fedora development philosophies from the get
> go?

Yes, I'd be much more interested in an effort to take all our existing
system-config-foo stuff, modularize it (it's all python right?), get it
all on a common playing field (--nox vs --tui vs --text vs whatever),
and then possibly a tool that can call all of them.  But mostly making
them all consistent would be a WONDERFUL task and much more effective us
of our time.

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